Equinox Myths and Notes From a Washington Letter
The writer discusses equinox beliefs and astronomical ideas, noting the falsehood of seasonal storm notions and mentioning Hipparchus, the Pole star, and precession. He cites George Stimson from Anamosa, reflects on Pershing biographies by Col. Frederick Palmer, and recalls conversations with journalist colleagues and political quirks.
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1948 Campaign Opens With Labor Focus as Parties Hit Detroit
In the 1948 campaign Democrats led by Truman push labor support in Michigan cities while Republicans led by Stassen assail his record and warn of a weakening labor stance. Berlin tensions rise as Soviet actions strain East West talks, with police raids and abductions prompting U.S. protests and fears of a talks breakdown.
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Alexander Kotikov
Kotikov
George Marshall
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